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ghostcompiler/laravel-uploads

Laravel Uploads for simple, secure file storage

2.371
18
v1.2.0
About ghostcompiler/laravel-uploads

ghostcompiler/laravel-uploads is a Laravel package for laravel uploads for simple, secure file storage. It currently has 18 GitHub stars and 2.371 downloads on Packagist (latest version v1.2.0). Install it with composer require ghostcompiler/laravel-uploads. Discover more Laravel packages by ghostcompiler or browse all Laravel packages to compare alternatives.

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Laravel Uploads manages local/cloud file storage, tracks upload metadata, generates secure tokenized preview URLs, integrates with Eloquent models, and supports real-time image optimization. It also features on-demand proxy streaming for remote URLs with zero local disk footprint.


Installation

Install the package via Composer:

composer require ghostcompiler/laravel-uploads
php artisan install:laravel-uploads
php artisan migrate

Use --force to overwrite any existing assets:

php artisan install:laravel-uploads --force

Basic Usage

Uploading a File

use GhostCompiler\LaravelUploads\Facades\Uploads;

// Store a file under configured defaults
$upload = Uploads::upload($request->file('avatar'));

// Store to a specific directory inside the storage path
$upload = Uploads::upload('avatars', $request->file('avatar'));

Uploading from a URL (Dynamic Proxy Streaming)

You can pass a remote URL string directly. The package will register the reference in the database, proxying it on-demand to hide the source URL and bypass local disk storage:

$upload = Uploads::upload('https://avatar.example.com/user123.jpg');

Resolving Secure URLs

Retrieve secure tokenized URLs to stream or preview private files:

// Generates a secure routing URL expiring in 15 minutes
$url = Uploads::url($upload, 15);

Full Documentation

For detailed guides on configuration settings, Eloquent trait integrations, custom URL resolvers, image optimization pipelines, and Artisan commands, see the:

👉 Laravel Uploads Documentation